wiki 1a kupu hou

Question 1

pukamahi

Answer 1

a workbook

Question 2

kauhau, kauwhau

Answer 2

a lecture

Question 3

kupu

Answer 3

a word

Question 4

hōu

Answer 4

be new

Question 5

aromatawai

Answer 5

assessment

Question 6

whakamātautau

Answer 6

test

Question 7

kaiako

Answer 7

teacher

Question 8

īmēra

Answer 8

email

Question 9

kīanga

Answer 9

a saying

Question 10

whakamārama

Answer 10

2. (noun) explanation, clarification.
3. (verb) (-hia,-ngia,-tia) to illuminate, explain, account, clarify, elucidate.

Question 11

Kōrero (mai)

Answer 11

Say it

Question 12

Kōrero mai anō / Anō

Answer 12

Say it again

Question 13

Nē? / Nērā? / Nēhā?

Answer 13

ok?

Question 14

Āta kōrero

Answer 14

Speak slowly / clearly

Question 15

E aua

Answer 15

(I) don’t know

Question 16

He aha?

Answer 16

What?

Question 17

He aha te kupu Maori mō…?

Answer 17

What’s the Māori word for…?

Question 18

Kei te mārama?

Answer 18

Understood?

Question 19

Whakarongo mai!

Answer 19

Listen up!

Question 20

E tū

Answer 20

Stand up

Question 21

E noho

Answer 21

Sit down

Question 22

Ka pai?

Answer 22

Sweet?

Question 23

Ka pai!

Answer 23

Good job!

Question 24

whakawhanaungatanga

Answer 24

1. (noun) process of establishing relationships, relating well to others.

Question 25

Te hītori o te reo Māori

Answer 25

The history of the Māori language

Question 26

Te Ōrokohanga

Answer 26

The Creation

Question 27

Whakakīia mai ngā ango (translate)

Answer 27

Fill the gaps

Question 28

Te Ao Mārama

Answer 28

The World of Light

Question 29

Ko wai ngā atua Māori o te rangi me te whenua? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 29

Ko Ranginui rāua ko Papatūānuku ngā atua o te rangi me te whenua.

Question 30

Ko wai te atua o te ngahere / wao? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 30

Ko Tāne Māhuta

Question 31

Ko wai te atua o te tangata me te pakanga? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 31

Ko Tūmatauenga

Question 32

Ko wai te atua o ngā hau? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 32

Ko Tāwhirimātea

Question 33

Ko wai te atua o te moana? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 33

Ko Tangaroa

Question 34

Ko wai te atua o te hauhake kai me te rongomau? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 34

Ko Haumia-tiketike

Question 35

Ko wai te atua o te māra kai? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 35

Ko Rongo-mā-Tāne

Question 36

Ko wai atua o te rū whenua me ngā puia? *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 36

Ko Rūaumoko

Question 37

ngā oropuare

Answer 37

the vowels

Question 38

ngā orokati

Answer 38

the consonants

Question 39

tūpou

Answer 39

pronoun

Question 40

Whakakīia mai te toenga o te ripanga.

Answer 40

Fill in the rest of the table.

Question 41

mahi kāinga

Answer 41

homework

Question 42

Homai te kupu Māori mō te ‘macron’. *Answer the question rather than translate it.*

Answer 42

tohutō ( or pōtae meaning hat )

Question 43

He mihi, he poroporoaki (translate)

Answer 43

Greetings and farewells

Question 44

Ko wai au? (whakapākehātia)

Answer 44

Who am I?

Question 45

Tēnā koe (whakapākehātia)

Answer 45

Hello (said to one person)

Question 46

Tēnā korua (whakapākehātia)

Answer 46

Hello (said to two people)

Question 47

Tēnā koutou (whakapākehātia)

Answer 47

Hello (said to more than two people)

Question 48

Ata mārie

Answer 48

Good morning

Question 49

Ko wai tō ingoa? (whakapākehātia)

Answer 49

'Who are you' / 'what is your name?' Literally, 'Who is your name?'

Question 50

Ko Mere tōku ingoa.

Answer 50

My name is Mere.

Question 51

Nō hea koe? Nō whea koe? (Waikato dialect)

Answer 51

Where are you from?

Question 52

Kei whea koe e noho ana? Kei hea koe e noho ana?

Answer 52

Where are you living?

Question 53

Kei Kirikiriroa au e noho ana.

Answer 53

I am living in Hamilton.

Question 54

Nō Kirikiriroa ahau.

Answer 54

I'm from Hamilton.

Question 55

He aha te take e whai nei koe i TTP?

Answer 55

Why have you enrolled in TTP?

Question 56

Kei te pēhea koe? E pēwhea ana koe? (Waikato dialect)

Answer 56

How are you?

Question 57

Kei te pai ahau.

Answer 57

I'm good.

Question 58

Kei te ngenge ahau.

Answer 58

I'm tired.

Question 59

He aha tō mahi?

Answer 59

What is your job?

Question 60

He tauira ahau.

Answer 60

I'm a student.

Question 61

E whia ō tau?

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How old are you? Literally, "How many your years?"

Question 62

Rua tekau mā tahi ōku tau.

Answer 62

I'm 21 years old.

Question 63

Translate this kīwaha: Ki te hoe!

Answer 63

To the paddle Context: A “waka” term used to ready a team of paddlers in preparation it begin paddling. In other words, “get ready, we are about to advance together”.

Question 64

Translate this whakataukī: Ka mate kāinga tahi, ka ora kāinga rua.

Answer 64

When one home fails, turn to the other one. Context Example: Always have a plan B or when one way fails, try another way.

Question 65

whakahuahua

Answer 65

pronunciation

Question 66

I tupu ake koe i whea?

Answer 66

Where did you grow up?

Question 67

I tupu ake ahau i Kirikiriroa.

Answer 67

I grew up in Hamilton.

Question 68

E whia ngā tau o nana?

Answer 68

How old is nana?

Question 69

He kaipāmu ahau.

Answer 69

I'm a farmer.

Question 70

He māmā ahau.

Answer 70

I'm a mother.

Question 71

Kei te harikoa ahau. E harikoa ana ahau.

Answer 71

I'm happy.

Question 72

Kei te pukuriri ahau. E pukuriri ana ahau.

Answer 72

I'm angry.

Question 73

Kei te pōuri ahau. E pōuri ana ahau.

Answer 73

I'm sad.

Question 74

Kei te ruha ahau. E ruha ana ahau.

Answer 74

I'm weary (, exhausted, ragged, worn out.)

Question 75

Kei whea koe e noho ana ināianei?

Answer 75

Where are you living now?